How to Make a Bridal Jeopardy Game for Your Bachelorette Party

A bachelorette party isn’t complete without some fun and laughter, and what better way to entertain the bride-to-be and her squad than with a Bridal Jeopardy game? This interactive trivia game is a fantastic way to test everyone’s knowledge about the bride, the groom, and all things wedding-related.

Creating your own Bridal Jeopardy game is easier than you think! Whether you prefer the user-friendly drag-and-drop interface of Canva or the interactive animation features of PowerPoint, this guide will walk you through step-by-step instructions on how to design, customize, and play your own game.

First things first, planning a Bachelorette party can take a lot of organization, but relax – we’ve got you! As our gift to you, you can download this FREE Bachelorette Party Planner. With over 20 pages, a suggested checklist and pdf compatibility with Goodnotes and Notability, this is the ideal bachelorette party planner no matter what your theme. Grab your copy below.

What is Bridal Jeopardy?

Bridal Jeopardy is a wedding-themed spin on the classic Jeopardy game, featuring:

Categories that relate to the bride, wedding traditions, love songs, and more.
Point values assigned to each question, increasing in difficulty.
Interactive gameplay, where teams or individuals answer questions to earn points.
A fun way to celebrate the bride while engaging all party guests.

The best part? You can personalize the game to match the bride’s personality and the bachelorette party theme!

Canva vs. PowerPoint: Which One Should You Use?

Before diving into the creation process, let’s break down which platform is right for you.

If you want sleek, trendy designs, go with Canva. If you prefer a more interactive and animated experience, PowerPoint is your best bet. Canva is free, while Powerpoint will require a purchase copy or Office 365 account.

You can also use Google Slides which is available for free with a Google Account.

How to Create a Bridal Jeopardy Game in Canva

Step 1: Create your Game Template or use ours

Go to Canva or and log in or create a free account. If using Powerpoint, you will need a valid Office 365 account.

Create a slide to mimic the gameshow board like below. You will need to add a table for the grid, then add category names and amounts of money or points per question.

This example comes from our own template.

Next, select your colours, background and font choice to match the party theme. (We have done for you templates to match many bachelorette themes in our Etsy shop).

Step 2: Add Questions & Answers

You will need to create a slide for each question. It can help to map this out on paper first so you can tick off all your questions and categories. For example, if one of your categories is Wedding Trivia, you will need to have a slide for Wedding Trivia for $200, Wedding Trivia for $400, etc. You may also need to create extra slides to reveal each answer.

If you want a done-for-you template that you can customise then check out our Bachelorette Trivia Game templates available on Etsy.

Step 3: Make It Interactive

This part can also get tricky, and mapping it out on paper is again recommended. We now need to insert a hyperlink from the game board to each of the corresponding slides.

You will also need to link to the answer slide for each question or create a reveal animation that hides the answer until it is clicked. Each slide also needs to link back to the game board to avoid the slides being shown in the wrong order.

How to insert hyperlinks in Canva:

Select a question square.
Click the link icon and choose the corresponding answer slide.
Do the same for a “Back to Game Board” button on each answer slide.

How to insert hyperlinks in Powerpoint:

Select Insert → Hyperlink, then link it to the corresponding question slide.
On each question slide, add a “Back to Game Board” button that links back.

Step 5: Save & Play!

How to play in Canva:

Download your game as a PDF with clickable links or present directly from Canva.
Play by clicking on the questions to reveal answers!

How to play in Powerpoint:

Save as a PowerPoint file and present in Slideshow mode.
Click on categories to navigate through the game!

Fun Bridal Jeopardy Category Ideas

Need inspiration for categories? Here are some fun and bride-approved topics:

Bride & Groom Trivia – Questions about the couple’s love story.
Love Songs – Guess the famous romantic tune.
Wedding Movies – Name that rom-com from a famous quote.
Wedding Trivia – Facts and statistics about weddings. It is best to make these multiple choice questions as they can be tough to know!
How well do you know the bride – questions about the bride to be
The bach squad – Add in some questions about the guests in the room!
The Wedding Day – Specific questions about the couple’s wedding.

Bridal Jeopardy Question Ideas

While it’s fun to personalize the game for the bride and groom to be, it can be tough coming up with the questions! Here’s some ideas to get you started.

Category 1: How Well Do You Know the Bride?

What is the bride’s middle name?
What’s her go-to coffee order?
What’s her guilty pleasure TV show?
What is the bride’s biggest fear?
What city was she born in?

Category 2: Bride & Groom – (you will need to get the answers to these questions beforehand!)

Where did the couple meet?
Who said “I love you” first?
Where did they go on their first trip together?
What’s their go-to date night?
Who takes longer to get ready?

Category 3: Wedding Day

What’s the wedding date?
What are the wedding colors?
What’s the name of the venue?
What’s the bride walking down the aisle to?
What flavor is the wedding cake?

Category 4: The Bach Squad

These questions will need to be personally adapted to the party but here’s some example ideas!

Which bachelorette is allergic to seafood?
Who once broke her arm in high school?
Which bachelorette was the lead role in the school play?
Who once got so drunk she threw up in her shoes?
Who is the youngest guest here?

Category 5 – Wedding Trivia

What is the average number of guests at a US wedding?

Answer – 136

Source: Matthew Oliver Weddings

Who Started the tradition of wearing a white wedding dress?

Answer – Queen Victoria

Who wore the most expensive wedding dress to date?

Answer – Serena Williams

Source: Brides.com

What was the price of this dress?

Answer: $3.5 million (same source as Q3)

Which US State has the highest wedding costs?

Answer: New York

Source: TheKnot.com

Tips for Hosting Bridal Jeopardy

To ensure your game is a hit, follow these hosting tips:

Designate a Game Host – Have a bridesmaid run the game for smooth gameplay.
Use a Scoreboard – Keep track of points using a whiteboard or a spreadsheet.
Give Out Fun Prizes – Offer mini bottles of champagne or fun bachelorette gifts for winners.
Turn It Into a Drinking Game (Optional) – Guests take a sip for wrong answers!
Keep the Energy Up! – Play background music and celebrate correct answers with cheers.

Make sure you have verified the answers – if the bride or groom need to provide answers to the questions about themselves, give them an email or paper questionnaire to fill in. Keep a copy either electronically or on paper to verify any answers. (especially if the bride-to-be swears she didn’t give that answer!)

For general knowledge questions such as Wedding Trivia or Romantic Songs, provide a source for the answer to avoid arguments.

Make the questions multiple choice – This can keep the game fun and stop players feeling stumped if they know the answer is a choice or 3 possibilities.

Are you playing Bridal Jeopardy at your bachelorette party?

Creating a Bridal Jeopardy game in Canva or PowerPoint is a fun and easy way to spice up your bachelorette party. Whether you choose Canva’s sleek design features or PowerPoint’s interactive elements, the result is a personalized, laughter-filled game that brings the group together.

Now that you have everything you need to create your game, it’s time to test the bride tribe’s knowledge and make unforgettable memories!

Don’t forget, we have fully customisable Bridal Jeopardy templates to suit many themes available in our Etsy shop.

About The Author

Melissa is an Educational Consultant in the UK with over 25 years teaching experience. Through her expertise in creating educational resources for children she opened her Etsy shop, Gin&Gemini, in 2022 and quickly expanded her offering into the party planning niche, offering a range of physical and digital products for children’s parties, family celebrations, holidays and the bachelorette / hen party niche. She lives on a farm with her husband, young daughter and cats.

How to Make a Bridal Jeopardy Game For Your Bachelorette Party

What is Bridal Jeopardy?

Canva vs. PowerPoint: Which One Should You Use?

How to Create a Bridal Jeopardy Game in Canva